Condolence: Although I didn't know Brian very well as I have not been with Cisco for very long, I always enjoyed chatting with him and appreciating the rapport he had with others. He knew I was a registered nurse, so when he fell ill again he did send me a couple of notes to get my takes on his chosen treatment path. It was an honour to be included (albeit very briefly and at a high level) in that discussion. I had just as much respect for him and his work and know that he will be dearly missed by everyone who knew him.

Condolence: I met Brian when he was at Digital. We've been in touch on and off for the last 20 years. Brian is one of those rarest of individuals. As a person, he's caring, honest and trustworthy. At work, he was always a professional and hard working. I've always enjoyed working with Brian and I'm sure I'm not the only one. He'll be sorely missed. May God embraced you into His arms.

Condolence: Im really saddened to hear this. Had the pleasure of knowing Brian when he was at Digital in the 90s. Spoke to him last at the airport couple years ago. Grateful to have known him. My condolences to the Boothe family.

Condolence: To the Boothe Family. I worked with Brian at Cisco for all his 15 years and thoroughly enjoyed his friendship. Brian was a great man, and always there to help me when I had Channel needs. We will all miss him greatly at the office. I wish you the best during this difficult time, my thoughts are with you.

Condolence: Boothe Family - As conveyed by many, I too am the benefactor in having known Brian. Being privileged to have worked with him on the same team at Cisco, I saw Brian work with purpose, care and utmost respect to others everyday. As Brian learned of his affliction with cancer, only bravery resonated for me in how he reasoned the situation…and was truly an inspiration. The integrity, always positive attitude and above all dignity by which Brian dealt with Cancer never ceased to amaze me – we had a few deep conversations where he demonstrated such resolve….I will never forget it. Too, I learned how much family meant to him and he was no doubt comforted by having all of you close .. and may that carry you forward.

Condolence: I was fortunate to work with Brian for nine years within Cisco’s Partner Organization. He always willing to help grow one of my partner’s Cisco practice in Vancouver even when he did not have a quota aligned to him. I did not know him personally but his work professionalism is an example of what type of man he was. I am sure he was even a better husband, father, and friend. I wish strength to the Boothe family as they go through this tough time and for them to know Brian will be missed by his family at Cisco.

Condolence: Working side by side with Brian for the last 10 years, I will so miss his camaraderie and friendship. His reputation at Cisco and with partners was always one of trust, integrity, professionalism and diplomacy. His work ethic was second to none and he was always true to his word. I always admired how he the right words to smooth out any tough business situation and how he always made every partner know he really was their advocate. I know it’s been very tough on everyone in the Boothe family over the last couple of years and Brian spoke often about how wonderful his family was throughout his ordeal. I will especially miss our great conversations, his openness and easy going nature.

Condolence: I am very grateful to have met Brian 3 years ago – a brief conversation was all it took for me to realize how genuinely caring he was. Brian would often pick up the phone just to see how I was doing as the new guy on the team. He offered encouragement and great advice, and assured me that we were having fun….or at least would be at some point. Brian’s character shone through as he fought his battle with strength, grace, and dignity…..a real inspiration and true gentleman. I learned a lot more from Brian than just how to survive at Cisco. I will think of him often. My condolences to the Boothe family, Brian beamed with pride and love every time he spoke of you. He will be missed every day.

Condolence: I met Brian first as a partner, then we worked as co-workers, throughout Brian was a friend. One who was always honest, decent, caring and truly professional. Truly will be missed.

Condolence: It is with sincere sadness to hear of Brian's passing. I knew he had a long battle with Cancer and he always try to keep a positive attitude during that period. Brian and I were colleagues during my tenure at Cisco and always kept in touch after my departure in 2004. Brian was a man of integrity and was liked by everyone. Condolences to the Boothe family. I will miss him.

Condolence: Boothe Family, my deepest condolences. Brian was a great colleague and will be missed.

Condolence: Boothe Family, My condolences. I had worked with Brian for the last 12 years and what a fantastic person he is. His personal and professional candour were of the highest calibre and élan. I am forever thankful I had the chance to visit him in the past weeks, as he is truly someone who will be missed.

Condolence: Brian and I met while working at Digital and again at Cisco. Through the many years, we shared many laughs and had many discussions about life. His guidance and experience helped me in many ways and he will be truly missed.

Condolence: I am very sorry to hear about Brian's passing. I worked with him for 15 years and have many good memories - from projects we worked on to business trips we went on together. He will be greatly missed by all in the office.

Condolence: My deepest condolences to the Boothe family. I first had the pleasure of meeting Brian many years ago when we worked for Toshiba. We reconnected at Cisco and had many discussions about partners and many laughs. Brian was one of the first to reach out to me when I lost my sister to cancer even though he was in his own battle. Truly one of the nicest guys I have had the pleasure of working with and knowing. I know how hard he fought this battle and my heart breaks for his family and friends. I truly hope you had the time with him to feel some sense of closure. My thoughts and prayers are with you through this very tough time. God Bless.

Condolence: Brian was a good colleague and friend to me at Cisco. He worked with me to drive the business forward and always knew the difference between "Right and Wrong". Many people have lost that today. Brian will be remembered by me as one of the good men at Cisco who helped shape the business and served his customers with respect and honesty. He will be missed by many, including me. Scott Robinson